How to Start a New TIG
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Presently, ETEN has 12 TIGs (Thematic Interest Groups). These are the groups by which we organize our April conferences, and 1-2 representatives from each TIG (i.e., TIG Leaders) are expected to attend each September ECO/TIG Leader meeting.
If you would like to start a new TIG, please follow the instructions below. All proposals are subject to approval by the ETEN Board, ECOs, and other TIG Leaders.
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Presently, ETEN has 12 TIGs (Thematic Interest Groups). These are the groups by which we organize our April conferences, and 1-2 representatives from each TIG (i.e., TIG Leaders) are expected to attend each September ECO/TIG Leader meeting.
If you would like to start a new TIG, please follow the instructions below. All proposals are subject to approval by the ETEN Board, ECOs, and other TIG Leaders.
Instructions for Starting a New Thematic Interest Group:
1. If you want to start a new TIG, first look at the descriptions of the existing TIGs (CLICK HERE). Your proposed TIG should not overlap with another TIG.
2. If you are closely related to an existing TIG, contact the TIG Leader to form a subgroup or do a presentation in the TIG. In some cases, it is more effective to have a "sub-TIG" than to form a new, stand-alone TIG.
3. Read the responsibilities of a TIG Leader in the statutes. (CLICK HERE and scroll to 4.3)
4. Fill in the template of the new TIG. (CLICK HERE to download an editable Word version)
(NOTE: Be thoughtful about the title and description of the TIG: make the title as clear as possible and clearly state the thematic interest and what you want to discuss in the new TIG that is not already being discussed.)
5. Submit the proposal to the Board. (CLICK HERE to Contact Us and add the information in the "Comment" space.)
6. Present the proposed TIG at the next ECO-TIG Leader meeting in September.
7. The Board, ECOs, and TIG Leaders will vote on whether to accept the proposed new TIG.
8. If the TIG is accepted, it can start meeting at the next annual conference and information about it will be added to this Web site.
1. If you want to start a new TIG, first look at the descriptions of the existing TIGs (CLICK HERE). Your proposed TIG should not overlap with another TIG.
2. If you are closely related to an existing TIG, contact the TIG Leader to form a subgroup or do a presentation in the TIG. In some cases, it is more effective to have a "sub-TIG" than to form a new, stand-alone TIG.
3. Read the responsibilities of a TIG Leader in the statutes. (CLICK HERE and scroll to 4.3)
4. Fill in the template of the new TIG. (CLICK HERE to download an editable Word version)
(NOTE: Be thoughtful about the title and description of the TIG: make the title as clear as possible and clearly state the thematic interest and what you want to discuss in the new TIG that is not already being discussed.)
5. Submit the proposal to the Board. (CLICK HERE to Contact Us and add the information in the "Comment" space.)
6. Present the proposed TIG at the next ECO-TIG Leader meeting in September.
7. The Board, ECOs, and TIG Leaders will vote on whether to accept the proposed new TIG.
8. If the TIG is accepted, it can start meeting at the next annual conference and information about it will be added to this Web site.